Posted: 07 Feb 2010 04:35 AM PST

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Sisters go through pregnancy together - Southtown Star

Posted: 07 Feb 2010 01:57 AM PST

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By Cheryl Petzel

Greetings fellow Oak Lawnians! For most families, the joy of having a new baby in the family is an exciting milestone. For the Gornik, Gomez and Michicich families, having two new babies is a double blessing.

Deborah Michicich and her younger sister, Aimee Gornik, not only experienced the excitement of being new moms together, but they also were able to share their pregnancy journeys together and, as luck would have it, both had baby boys.

Deborah, Aimee and their older sister, Natasha, have always enjoyed a close relationship. But for Deborah and Aimee, sharing their pregnancies together provided them with a wonderful opportunity to further bond as sisters.

Deborah said she and her husband, Kevin, "had planned to have a baby for quite some time." When she learned that Aimee also was pregnant, Deborah said "it was good to know that someone close to me would go through the experience with me" and that her pregnancy "would have been an entirely different experience without Aimee being pregnant with me."

Their pregnancies were as different as night and day, with Aimee experiencing morning sickness often throughout her first few months. Deborah, on the other hand, had a more pleasant pregnancy. In fact, she said she "would buy bags of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and eat them on my way to work." Another favorite meal during Deborah's pregnancy was having Mexican food for lunch.

When Deborah and Aimee learned they were going to have boys, they were even more excited.

"Since the boys will be close in age, I hope our sons will be the best of friends growing up together," Deborah said.

It seems the boys were so anxious to meet their new parents and family that they decided to arrive several days early. Aimee and Jose Gomez welcomed their new son, Jayden Alexander, on Sept. 6 - weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces. Deborah and Kevin welcomed Samson Andrew on Dec. 20 - weighing 7 pounds, 8 1 / 2 ounces.

A special mother-daughter moment that Aimee remembers is when she told her mom, Kathy Gornik, about her pregnancy.

"When I told her I was pregnant, she had tears of joy and she had the exact same reaction to Deborah's news," Aimee said, adding that her mom "was so thrilled to know she could not only guide one daughter through pregnancy and raising a baby but (guiding) two daughters."

Since becoming a mom, Deborah said she has even more appreciation for her sister, who calls her all the time and drops by regularly with clothes for Sam that Jayden has outgrown. Deborah said Sam has so many clothes now that she doesn't know where to put them.

"Aimee's so nice and thoughtful, and she's been a great comfort for me. ... It's nice to be able to go to my younger sister for advice and reassurance," Deborah said.

During their pregnancies, it seems they switched roles.

"Throughout my life I have always sought her for guidance and called her for advice, but she was the one calling me for answers to her questions about pregnancy and about her baby," Aimee said. "It was almost as if I was the big sister. I felt as if I was paying her back for all the times she has helped me."

n Here are this week's celebrity birthday announcements: Happy birthday wishes go out to Jack Makuch, who's turning 2, from his mom and dad. Sandy and Dave Wills send their love to granddaughters Ronnie Guagenti and Julie Smith, who are both celebrating their 6th birthday. Tim and Maurren Haggerty send birthday wishes to their twin sons Kevin and Mickey, who are turning 7. Happy 12th birthday to Nicholas Maslanka, from his parents and sisters Rosemary and Michelle.

Happy birthday to Kyle Frega, who's turning 17, from his parents, and Kody and Patrick. Happy 18th to Andrea DeMoss, from her parents and Tom. Happy birthday to Christina Pender, who's turning 18, from her parents Tina and Tim and sister Rachel. Happy 20th birthday to Nina Thorell from papa, mom and Giana. Happy birthday to Kristen Brooks, who's turning 25, from her parents and brothers Eddie, Frank, Tim and Meaner. Happy 26th birthday to Holly Bubel from her parents Nancy and Roy, Kelly, Brian and Grandma Bubel. Maurine Cody's mom, Patty, and their family wish her a happy 31st birthday.

Birthday wishes go out to Kelli Kelly from her family and students. Bertha Tapia-Herrera's family wish her a happy birthday. Happy birthday to Yolanda Sawicki from her husband Steve and their children. Joan Buschbach's family and friends wish her a happy birthday. Happy birthday to Helen Makina from her family. Happy birthday to Jerry Hurckes.

Glen and Alicia Rylko are proud to announce the birth of their first grandchild, Jackson Alexander Patterson, who was born Jan. 26, weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces. The proud parents are Glen and Alicia's daughter, Sonia, and her husband Mike. Jackson's proud grandparents and Uncle Patrick send him and his parents all their love.

Wedding anniversary wishes go out to the following couples: Michael and Beth Durkin on their 6th anniversary; Ian and Cori Ellis who will celebrate their 22nd anniversary on Valentine's Day; Jim and Charlotte Dillon on their 32nd anniversary; Russel and Clare Markle on their 65th anniversary, and John and Betty Kastros.

Keep your fellow Oak Lawnians informed about birthdays, special events or special "stuff" going on with your family or within the community. Contact me on my cell (708) 899-9544 or e-mail me at cjpetzel@sbcglobal.net.

Until next time ...

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Bill regulates pregnancy centers - Everett Herald

Posted: 06 Feb 2010 11:56 PM PST

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Limited Service Pregnancy Centers (LSPC) offer services in 46 centers in Washington. LSPC services include free pregnancy tests, counseling regarding pregnancy options and ultrasound imaging. These centers are opposed to abortion and most provide little or no medical care other than the free pregnancy tests and ultrasounds.

Free pregnancy tests and ultrasounds seem like a great benefit for uninsured, pregnant women who have little or no access to medical care. However, a problem arises when these women are not given factual, scientifically based information regarding reproductive health care. Also, often times a woman who uses an LSPC is not allowed access to her medical records and is denied referrals to reproductive health care professionals.

HB 2837/SB 6452 is legislation that requires that a LSPC discloses to people seeking care that the centers do not provide service or referrals for abortion or comprehensive birth control and they do not provide medical care for pregnant women.

Other stipulations in the bill are protecting the privacy of health care information that is collected and immediately providing the results of a pregnancy test to the woman who was tested. HB 2837/SB 6452 protects consumer health by requiring that all reproductive health information given by a LSPC is medically accurate and provides remedies through the Consumer Protection Act for violations of these requirements.

Women who may be pregnant need all the information that they can get in order to make a decision that works for them and their families. HB 2837/SB 6452 insures that LSPCs are transparent, that they protect the privacy of medical information and that they provide accurate, medically sound health information. Please support these bills for the sake of all women in our state.

Wanda Schreier
Bothell

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